A Warming Womb & Pelvic Massage Ritual

Living with endometriosis, PCOS, fibroids or recurring menstrual discomfort can make caring for your body feel particularly important.

Endo Ease Oil, available at Fed is Best, is a 50ml botanical massage oil created as a warming lower-abdominal and pelvic self-care ritual. It combines castor oil with seven traditionally used botanicals: yarrow, mugwort, white willow, frankincense, cramp bark, turmeric and ginger.

Warm it between your hands, massage slowly into the lower abdomen and give yourself a little time to stop, rest and tend to your body.

Eight Botanicals In One Warming Blend

Endo Ease Oil combines:

• Castor Oil
• Yarrow
• Mugwort
• White Willow
• Frankincense
• Cramp Bark
• Turmeric
• Ginger

Each ingredient has a history of use across traditional herbal, massage or body-care practices. Together, they create a rich botanical oil designed specifically for lower-abdominal massage.

Castor Oil

Castor oil forms the foundation of Endo Ease. Rich in the fatty acid ricinoleic acid, this distinctive, substantial oil has a long history of topical use in traditional abdominal massage and castor oil pack practices.

Its rich texture works particularly well for slow massage and pairs naturally with warmth as part of a relaxing lower-abdominal ritual.

Yarrow

Yarrow has a long history of use in traditional women’s herbal practices. It is included in Endo Ease as part of the blend’s focus on cyclical and pelvic body care.

Mugwort

Mugwort has been used across several traditional herbal practices and is particularly associated with menstrual and women’s wellness preparations.

Its inclusion adds another traditionally used botanical to this warming lower-abdominal massage blend.

White Willow

White willow bark naturally contains salicin and has a long history of use in traditional herbal practice.

It forms part of the eight-botanical Endo Ease formulation alongside castor oil, warming ginger and other herbs traditionally associated with menstrual wellbeing.

Frankincense

Frankincense has been valued in traditional wellness and body-care practices for centuries. The resin naturally contains plant compounds known as boswellic acids and adds another botanical dimension to the Endo Ease formula.

Cramp Bark

Cramp bark has a long history of use in traditional women’s herbalism, particularly in preparations associated with menstrual comfort.

In Endo Ease, it is incorporated into an external massage oil rather than taken internally.

Turmeric

Turmeric is well known for its naturally occurring curcuminoids, including curcumin. In Endo Ease, it forms part of the botanical infusion used for topical abdominal massage.

Please note that turmeric, together with castor oil, can stain clothing, towels and bedding.

Ginger

Ginger brings its characteristic warmth to the formula. It complements the rich castor oil base and adds to the warming sensory experience when the oil is massaged into the lower abdomen.

Why Choose Endo Ease Oil?

• Created for lower-abdominal and pelvic self-care
• Designed with endometriosis, PCOS, fibroids and cyclical discomfort in mind
• Rich castor oil base
• Contains eight botanical ingredients
• Includes yarrow, mugwort and cramp bark
• Contains white willow and frankincense
• Warming ginger and turmeric
• Can be paired with gentle warmth after massage
• Free from synthetic fragrances
• Free from petrochemicals
• 50ml bottle

How To Use Endo Ease Oil

Warm a small amount of oil between your palms. Apply it to the lower abdomen and massage slowly using gentle, clockwise circular strokes.

Focus on making the massage comfortable rather than applying deep pressure, particularly if the area is already tender.

Use daily or as needed throughout your cycle according to your comfort and individual healthcare guidance.

Using Endo Ease With Warmth

After massaging the oil into your lower abdomen, you can place an old warm cloth or comfortably warm heat pack over the area and rest for approximately 20–30 minutes.

Always ensure the heat is comfortable rather than hot enough to burn the skin. Avoid falling asleep while using a heat pack.

Endo Ease Oil & Endometriosis, PCOS Or Fibroids

Endo Ease is a topical self-care product. It is not a treatment or cure for endometriosis, PCOS, fibroids or another underlying medical condition.

While several ingredients have histories of traditional use for menstrual and women’s wellbeing, a topical botanical oil should not be expected to remove endometriosis lesions, dissolve fibroids or soften internal adhesions or scar tissue.

If you experience persistent or severe pelvic pain, very heavy periods, bleeding between periods, pain during sex, fertility concerns or other significant symptoms, speak to an appropriate healthcare professional for assessment and treatment.

Please Note: This Oil Can Stain

Castor oil and turmeric may stain fabric. Use an old towel or cloth during your massage and wear clothing that you don’t mind getting oily or marked.

Dedicated dark towels or linens can be particularly useful if Endo Ease becomes a regular part of your self-care routine.

Important Information

• For external use only.
• Not for use during pregnancy.
• Do not apply to broken, irritated or unhealed skin.
• Discontinue use if skin irritation occurs.
• If you take medication or manage a medical condition, consult your healthcare provider before use.
• Keep out of reach of children.

A Ritual Of Care For Your Cycle

Endo Ease doesn’t promise to cure an underlying condition. Instead, it gives you a simple way to create a little warmth, massage and intentional care around a part of the body that may so often be associated with discomfort.

With eight botanicals in a rich castor oil blend, it turns lower-abdominal massage into a ritual you can return to throughout your cycle whenever you want to make a little more space for yourself.